The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-19
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

There was u delightful and euc.
cessiul social last night At Nc. 7s Lis.
den street.
Crops down the Valley road are
reported In excellent condition by Dol.
Bob Harris.
What has become OF the railroad
to Raleigh2 Even street talk Of the
enterprise has subsidized.
Abe Moore, colored, has been nd.
Judged q lunatlc by Justice Barry and
sent TO the county poorhouse.
The will OF the late John MELON.
nell was admitted TO probate yeeter.
day. Edward Mcdonnell is named az
executor.
Eleven sacks OF new cotton sesd
arrived yesterday from Concordia.
Miles,, consigned TO the Memphis Oot.
toon seed Company.
-Workmen hsve begun track Law.
Ing for the East End Dummy Linz
Company, tho operations at present
being on New Madison street
CHARLES Irwin and Miss Lula Tur. |
ner, Moses Watson and Miss Annie
Edmondson, all colored, were yester. |
day granted license 10 marry.
"A number Of courthouse ofliclala
and o!hsr Memphians attended A
barbecue yesterday at DR.. Rimsey's
place, about twelve miles north OF
town.
The Executive Committee for
Tennessee Of tho Wettsrn vi altar.
ways Association will meet AT tbe
Merchant Exchange this morning at
ii o'clock.
- Lord High Ruler Rogers, Of Court
Square. has AT last summoned deter.
mination and strength 10 NOW the
grass IN that resort TIE crop Of hay
was abundant.
"A new hre alarm boz, numbared
20, was put up ut the cotton shed, on
Adams street, near High street, yester.
day. IL was tested last evening and
worked like charm.
Bob Morris colored, barkeeper I'm
the saloon No. 90 Hidden avenue.
was arfested yesterday by Sergeant
Hedrick for knocking the breath
out Of an old colored man.
The trial Of Policeman wo,d. 10
snsser q charge OF psriury, lodged
against him In J1stice Egnew'e court
by W. j. Douglass, whom he arrested
iof disorderly conduct, has BEEN set
LOT saturday morning at 10 O'Clock.
-Elles 4 Bro, q arm at Carleryille.
III, have AXE for and been furnished
ny Deputy Coroner Barry, q descrip.
Ton oil William Ewing, the man who
committed suicide here last week.
No d,anite plans have vet bean
arranged Tor the reception Of Prssi.
dent Cleveland and wife. The com.
mittee viii attend TO tbs matter, how.
ever, and see that II 10 q Characteristic
Memphis welcome.
"A bag OF new crop cotton seed VIVA :
on exhibition 1t the Merchants' RI.
change yesterday. IL was bronyht
Rom rom ooneondia, Mis-, by the steamer
hAte Adams, and was consigned 10
the Memphis Cotton Seed Company.
There are carloads of newa An :
Ohtleea, remarked Councilman Tom
orAh .m yesterday, "but IL Ia not In .
regard 10 sewers. Come out and aee
now We are gstting rid a the bayou
by hlling II up with refuse matet,sls
rats" '''
The race horse, Paragon, which
nas been aurprialug the natives Al a
West End PsrE, Chicago, by Ills Iast y
'ecofds and victories over celebrated y
ie the property of Mi
'@Sar WeaihsrfoId. 0ne II hir o
ecords was three quarters In lb1. An.
ther was teven.eighihs In / ,2oi n
aIrying III pounds. Paragon IA one
I the coming three year olds. m
Deputy CLERK james y. Hunter of a
be Criminal Court, was busy yee,er.
ny making out election notices. The IA
Nv requires II 20 be posted in each
istrict forty days. and the sheriff.
sing ahse1t from the city, forgot X hi
MIL yesterday. Deputy sheriff j. mes h
lexaDder fpen, last nieht In Wild ~
orseback rides over the connify. 20
Ann X gers, a gray haired old NO
iy, was locked up last night o. In
ngeroui condition, on account of
much int0x Giants. An uns3phis.
ated farmer from Oovlnglon, named ca
Q. Harrison, who only knew that